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Develop other ports but greedy men no gree

It's always going to be like this...because, some police, navy and lastma officers usually benefit from the bread given out by the owners of these trucks.

Autojosh, its a temporary traffic regulation from state government. You need to make your research properly. All those trucks you see there are waiting for their turn before they head to their destination to avoid getting Apapa locked.

HazzanTazzan:
Where are the bridges?

How will any sane govt allow trucks to park on bridges ?

You posted almost 10 pics without any of them showing tricks on bridges but your title says trucks on bridges ...

Hmnn

This one is clearly not in Lagos.
From western avenue to ojuelegba bridge to barracks bridge to Eko bridge/apapa road, it's one long trailer park. Police are posted to guard them while touts collect 2k per night

....and the Changi continue

How is it that you cannot see that picture 3 is a bridge?

HazzanTazzan:
Where are the bridges?

How will any sane govt allow trucks to park on bridges ?

You posted almost 10 pics without any of them showing tricks on bridges but your title says trucks on bridges ...

Hmnn

frowland:
Autojosh, its a temporary traffic regulation from state government. You need to make your research properly. All those trucks you see there are waiting for their turn before they head to their destination to avoid getting Apapa locked.

For how long? And don't even comment if you don't stay around this axis.

mistyebby:
For how long? And don't even comment if you don't stay around this axis.

You have no idea mate. Thanks.

Iamzik:
This one is clearly not in Lagos.
From western avenue to ojuelegba bridge to barracks bridge to Eko bridge/apapa road, it's one long trailer park. Police are posted to guard them while touts collect 2k per night

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lexy2014:
So u have never trucks on bridges b4? Do u live in Lagos?

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solarview:
Forget... That's the true situation, all the bridges around those places from beginning to the end trucks are parked, you won't believe it

e author=litaninja post=75630585]How is it that you cannot see that picture 3 is a bridge?[/quote]No I can’t see any bridge... no bridge was posted on the OP

I also didn’t say trucks don’t park on bridges in Lagos... Ive seen it in some parts of Lagos... I’m however only saying OP’s topic says bridge but no bridge was shown in all pics posted

frowland:
Autojosh, its a temporary traffic regulation from state government. You need to make your research properly. All those trucks you see there are waiting for their turn before they head to their destination to avoid getting Apapa locked.

With proper planning, they wouldn't need to park on the road brah!

Even if it means clearing some jungle somewhere to give them open parking space and then employing time regulated pickups at the port.

It can be done, they don't have to park on a two lane road, leaving only one lane available for millions of drivers.

Naija people and suffering are like 5 & 6.

IF you like vote for APC in Lagos Again and the suffering is just starting.

VaselineCrew:
With proper planning, they wouldn't need to park on the road brah!

Even if it means clearing some jungle somewhere to give them open parking space and then employing time regulated pickups at the port.

It can be done, they don't have to park on a two lane road, leaving only one lane available for millions of drivers.

You are not entirely right and your suggestion will take time while the gridlock persist. That was why I stated it was a temporary solution. Where is the bush to clear in lagos?
Most you see are lagoons and canals that is mistaken as bushes which will take years to clear and fill.
What they have done so far is not the best but its adviceable giving the situation at hand.

...within 48 hours...

OmoManU:
Nija ehn, someone should take the country as a PhD thesis

am terring u oh

Useless country

In this country only the ruling class life matter
To politicians

The most baffling is how the local people support this impunity

Restructuring